High Street, New Galloway, Castle Douglas, DG7 3RN

REF NO FH0705

Entering into the hallway which gives access to the accommodation, and to the left lies the large and welcoming sitting room with a cosy wood burner and stone fireplace surround.

On the right, a further reception room is ideally set out for family relaxation, accentuated by statement lighting and a charming log burning stove.

This in turn opens to a smartly appointed breakfasting kitchen, arranged with a selection of oak base and wall units and glossy tiling to the splashback. There is plentiful worktop space to create delicious meals, with the addition of a built-in cupboard, an integrated oven, electric hob & hood, and a neat breakfasting bar for a morning coffee. Off the kitchen and giving access to the rear garden, there is a handy utility room and a guest WC.

The formal dining room is accessible from the kitchen and the sitting room which is ideal for entertaining guests. Presented in modern grey tones and fitted carpet, the dining room also offers a bright window viewpoint across the rear garden.

On the first floor, bedrooms one and two are both spacious doubles decorated in soft tones and offset by traditional wood flooring. Benefitting from feature bay windows, the first generous bedroom also houses excellent storage in a built-in cupboard. The third bedroom is a comfortable single with Velux window, that can also be set up as a home office or nursery. Light and airy, the family bathroom is fitted with a white 3 piece suite comprising of bath & mains shower over, WC and wash hand basin.

To the rear, a paved patio ideal for garden furniture this becomes a sheltered sun trap from mid morning through to sunset, there is  an expansive lawned garden fringed by mature hedging. The garden is a great size for summertime relaxation.  Private parking for 2 cars is accessible via Greenhead Brae.

The property benefits from double glazing and central heating.

New Galloway is an idyllic village in the historical county of Kirkcudbrightshire, situated close to Loch Ken and on the edge of Galloway Forest Park. Claiming the title of the smallest royal burgh in Scotland, there are many local amenities and eateries within the attractive high street forming a popular spot and the nearby ruins of Kenmure Castle. This provides a good base for leisure activities around Loch Ken and in the Galloway Forest Park, including fishing, golf and watersports.